| | Laura
Durant's extensive resume includes film,
voice-over work,
and press publicity/photography
along with nearly two decades of stage
acting.
She is represented by the Ford
Robert Black Agency with a long list of film, broadcast and voice over credits.
Recent film credits include The
Governor (an official selection in the 2007 Phoenix Film Festival), Netherbeast
Incorporated, starring Darrell Hammond, Steve Burns, Dave Foley, Jason
Mewes, Judd Nelson, Amy Davidson and film legend Robert Wagner, and the award-winning
Little Victim, with co-stars
Robert
Wagner, Lori Singer and
Brian Ronalds. She is an Emmy-nominated
co-host of the IFP/Phx
television show SCREEN WARS on KAZ-TV. |
Laura
is the driving force behind Durant Communications,
providing promotional support to actors and producers in Phoenix, AZ since 1997
but is probably
best known to thousands of cybercitizens as "DurantCom". Her website,
www.durantcom.com, is the most widely used
actor resource in metro Phoenix and is listed Acting
Is Everything: An Actor's Guide for a Successful Career in Los Angeles. The
DurantCom site posts local audition
notices as well as distributing them to an ever-growing listserve. Some
of the direct services she offers to actors are headshot
photography and the popular actor marketing consultation known as "The
Actors Toolbox" . Echo
magazine film and stage critic Neil Cohen referred to her as a "Renaissance
woman" and her myriad of talents were recently highlighted in a profile by
Phoenix Downtown magazine Laura
was named by The Arizona Republic as one of the "Movers & Shakers"
among Valley theater women. A joint feature story by Arizona Woman magazine/The
Arizona Republic business page named her among the Valley's "Women
in Film". The AriZoni Awards
organization honored Laura with a Distinguished
Service Award for her efforts in keeping the Valley theater community connected.
Most recently,
an opinion poll conducted by Arizona
Business Magazine listed DurantCom among the top ten marketing/internet companies
in the state. Laura has been nominated as Arts Advocate of the Year by the Arts
and Business Council of Greater Phoenix.
Laura is an instructor at Scottsdale Community
College teaching Advanced Television and Film Acting for the Theater
and Performing Arts department.
Laura
shares her continuing adventures with her musician husband Doug
along with a house full of cats and a yard full of weeds. You
can read more about Laura's film credits on www.imdb.com To
view Laura's resume, click here. (.pdf
format) |
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